Most Secure Browser

[Captain Awesome]

Which is the most secure browser you have used?

 

[ForgottenSeer 55474]

I would bet on Chrome, with a few extensions, it is the best browser in every way

 

[Deleted Member 3a5v73x]

I would say Google Chrome. I also have applied some of the security/privacy tweaks from Poll - Anyone using Chrome's flags to increase security and/or privacy

 

[ispx]

comodo dragon & ice dragon, built-in malware protection & integrated secure dns

 

[tim one]

I think Chrome seems to be today the best choice thanks to its rendering engine, the sandbox, and, above all, to the speed with which Google releases patches to correct newly discovered vulnerabilities.

 

[The paranoid one]

Yandex here. It has a very good web filter and a very reliable scan to the downloaded files. you can browse with encrypted DNS and you have all the Chrome's extensions

 

[Deletedmessiah]

Google Ultron
But seriously, its Chrome imo.

 

[amico81]

Firefox with Noscript, Ublock Origin and https everywhere

 

[roxdl]

Firefox for me !

 

[ispx]

Google Ultron

Spoiler: used by nasa

source : http://ultronbrowser.io/

 

[spaceoctopus]

I'm a Firefox user.But in terms of security, i would say Chrome is the best choice.

 

[Solarlynx]

Any browser covered with Malwarebytes Antiexploit is rather safe.

 

[jerzy601]

I'm a Firefox user, but as far as security is concerned, Google Chrome is safer.
Although how to add some add-ons to Firefox is also safe and without hassle.

 

[frogboy]

Just a guess but I would say Chrome or Firefox.

 

[Captain Awesome]

I think Chrome seems to be today the best choice thanks to its rendering engine, the sandbox, and, above all, to the speed with which Google releases patches to correct newly discovered vulnerabilities.

Same.

 

[Marko :)]

Definitely Chrome.

 

[TairikuOkami]

Protect: keeping you safe online - Yandex.Browser

Protect: DNS-request security — Browser — Yandex.Support

and you have all the Chrome's extensions

Unfortunately, not really, not all, it is shifting more towards Opera extensions now. Several of Chrome extensions stopped working for me, I had to replace them.

 

[The paranoid one]

Protect: keeping you safe online - Yandex.Browser

Protect: DNS-request security — Browser — Yandex.Support


Unfortunately, not really, not all, it is shifting more towards Opera extensions now. Several of Chrome extensions stopped working for me, I had to replace them.

Ops. In my case I'm using all the extensions I used before in Chrome and/or Opera. It must be that I use extensions that are very popular, unspecific or not very sophisticated. I'm sorry to hear that.

 

[gorblimey]

Others: K-Meleon all versions.

Mozilla generally exposes the about:config, which allows several settings unavailable in lesser software. Changing these can really lock your browsing experience down. K-M also is based on MS APIs, so you get the look and feel.

For example, in Chrome see if you can set
security.ssl.enable_false_start;false
security.ssl.require_safe_negotiation;true
security.ssl.treat_unsafe_negotiation_as_broken;true

You'd be surprised how many--and which--sites get broken

 

[In2an3_PpG]

IMO, Opera and Vivaldi would be my picks. They pretty much share the same security as Chrome but with a lot smaller user base.